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PARTS OF SPEACH (ADVERB (Prepositional phrase (The thief was arrested just…

- - - - Micki had an extremely ashen face.
  - - - Anita drinks the water carefully
- - - - CONCRETE
        
        Sister, Shopping mall, Cow, etc.
      - COLLECTIVE
        
        Team, Class, Library, etc.
      - NON-COUNTABLE
        
        The boy is in danger
      - ABSTRACT
        
        Health, Beauty, happiness, Ambition, etc.
    - - PERSONAL NAMES
        
        Jose, Alfonso, Romina, Miguel, Maria, etc.
- - - - To show
        ownership of a noun.
        
        His
        
        This bike is his
        
        Hers
        
        The pencils are hers
        
        Yours
        
        That food is yours
        
        Theirs
        
        The laptop is hers
        
        Mine
        
        The book is mine
        
        Ours
        
        Those TVs are ours
    - - It takes the place of a noun as the subject
        
        It
        
        It eats food
        
        You
        
        You are my brother
        
        He
        
        He lives at home
        
        They
        
        They studied mathematics.
        
        She
        
        She is 20 years old.
        
        We
        
        We work here
        
        You
        
        You are great.
        
        I
        
        i am intelligent
    - - To
        refer to nouns mentioned previously
        
        That
        
        The dog that jumped It's this.
        
        Whose
        
        This is George, whose brother went to school with me.
        
        Which
        
        The car which was outside
        
        Whom
        
        This is George, whom you met at our house last year
        
        Who
        
        My brother who is older than my.
    - - When the subject of a sentences is also the object.
        
        Herself
        
        Maria cleaned the house herfelf
        
        Itself
        
        The dog walks itself
        
        Himself
        
        Jose paints houses himself
        
        Ourselves
        
        We work hard ourselves
        
        Yourselff
        
        You studied the exam yourself
        
        Yourselves
        
        You destroyed everything yourself
        
        Myself
        
        i bought the car myself
        
        Themselves
        
        They drank the whole alochol temselves
- - - - Order to use adjectives
        
        Condition 4th.
        
        Age 5th.
        
        Shape 3rd.
        
        Colour 6th.
        
        Size 2nd.
        
        Pattern 7th.
        
        Opinion 1st.
        
        Origin 8th.
        
        Material 9th.
        
        Purpose 10th.
        
        Noun
- - - - It was happening at some point in the past.
        
        The sun was shining every day that summer.
    - - It was completed before some point .
        
        We were relieved that Tootles had used washable paint
    - - It happened or existed before now.
        
        He won the silver medal.
    - - It will begin and end in the future.
        
        Jen will read that book
    - - It started in the past but it is still in progress.
        
        I have been working since 7:00 this morning.
    - - It will occur and continue for an expected length of time.
        
        I will be meeting with the management about my raise.
    - - It will be completed before some other point.
        
        At eight o’clock I will have left already
    - - It's happening right now
        
        Aunt Christine is warming up the car..
    - - It will continue up until a point.
        
        In November, I will have been working at my company for three years
    - - It's currently in progress
        
        I go to his home every week.
    - - It occurred at an indefinite time in the past
        
        I have walked on this path before.
- - - - Where, when or how
        
        The car is with the mechanic
    - - Location or position
        
        My car is behind yours
    - - Specific time period
        
        Se was born in 2018
- - - - To join words, phrases and independent clauses
        
        She loves to play and run
    - - Introduce a dependent clause and ties it to
        an independent clause.
        
        I can stay out until the clock strikes twelve.
    - - A pair of conjunctions that must be used
        together.
        
        I’ll have both the cheesecake and the frozen hot chocolate.
- - - - The teacher that used to teach us English was great
    - - She had a cousin who lived here.